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Old 07-28-2007, 08:19 PM
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Do wheel sealants Clean?

I currently have 3 wheel sealants, ##, PB and DP.

I normally apply ## JS109 after I wash the wheels and then apply one of the sealants above.

My question is this, do any of the wheel sealants have cleaning properties? I thinking Im just wasting my time applying the JS109 if the wheel sealants are just taking it off.
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Old 07-28-2007, 08:56 PM
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I like to put DP Wheel Glaze or Klasse AIO on my wheels. Both have pretty good cleaning ability and sealing ability. I don't think the products you mentioned have must cleaning ability.
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DP has some light cleaners, Poorboys version doesnt. Never like WheelWax so I really didnt dig to deeply.
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I really like DP's wheel sealant and if I was wanting extra protection I would apply the jetseal after DP. I usually do DP wheel sealant and then follow with optiseal and the results are amazing.
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DP has some cleaning action, AIO works well as well.
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Yep, DP def cleans.
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Old 07-29-2007, 09:58 AM
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DP definitely has cleaners, but I believe PB's does not.

Based on this line from the Chemical Guy's website . . .
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Wheel Guard is formulated to safely and effortlessly clean, shine, protect and prolong all types of wheels and wheel finishes.

I would say their wheel wax also has cleaners.
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